Though, some parts was a little slow but it was mostly the part when they were travelling and no walls was still blocking their path.Overall, this book gives an overview why Death has a dark and bad image on the first book. The actions still makes me excited and jumped into different conclusions on what would happen next. Later on, she discovered that both of them have an history of being a lover – well, it’s more than that which made me think that it was a little bit sad to know because in this game, they would need to kill one another and only one was supposed to live.The writing style still never failed to suck me into the world where these Arcana are currently fighting to stay alive. For Jack, I just don’t like him that much and I’m really hoping that Evie will stay with Death on the following books in the series.On the romance side, Evie is in love with Jack but being with Death, she can’t ignore the pull they have.

Right now, both of them are my top book boyfriends. Because of it, the excitement I’ve felt with the story lessened and it was only saved by the presence of Death in the story.I started to liked Death on this book and I couldn’t stop myself comparing him to Rhysand of ACOTAR. I’m looking for the crueler Empress that Evie seen before – her in the other past games – but in this book, she was trying to stop herself from being the same Empress again. Evie also discovered what kind of history they had and it was something more of what I guessed.I liked this book but I’m kind of disappointed with Evie. But, everything never happened because instead of killing her, he took her with him on his place together with some Arcana which includes The Devil. On this next installment of The Arcana Chronicles, the story centers around Death, one of the Arcana that was persistent on reminding Evie, the Empress, that he will kill her.

Untouchable by Kresley Cole